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 1 3 |               men; but they were still dwelling at the foot of many–fountained
 2 4 |             merely aggregations of men dwelling in cities who are the subjects
 3 5 |            only, to be the heir of his dwelling, and his successor in the
 4 6 |         beginning, which is also a God dwelling in man, preserves all things,
 5 6 |            father and mother their own dwelling–places, and themselves go
 6 6 |            partly because they are the dwelling–places of holy Gods: and
 7 6 |            city being that of a single dwelling will have an agreeable aspect,
 8 7 |            goods and chattels into one dwelling, we entrust them to our
 9 8 |          whether sojourners who may be dwelling in the city, and like other
10 9 | unintentionally kill a stranger who is dwelling in the city, he who likes
11 11|            life; let him be as a child dwelling in the house for the remainder
12 12|                and being educated, and dwelling in the citadel of the land,